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Slovakia Rejects Migrants but Needs Foreign Workers

Slovakia Rejects Migrants but Needs Foreign Workers

Slovakia is set to pay Brussels around four million euros instead of accepting about 200 migrants under the European Union's migration system. The government has repeatedly rejected mandatory migrant quotas. ...

Number of Sick Leave Cases Continues to Decline

Number of Sick Leave Cases Continues to Decline

Social-insurer Socialna poistovna (SP) continues to make progress in combating fraudulent sick leave absences, Labour, Social Affairs and the Family Minister Erik Tomáš (Hlas-SD) announced on Tuesday. ...

Equal Pay Law Now Fully Enforced

Equal Pay Law Now Fully Enforced

New rules aimed at ensuring equal pay for equal work are now being fully enforced in Slovakia. Although the law came into effect in June, employers were given until the end of July to update their pay ...

Danube Reaches its Historic Low

Danube Reaches its Historic Low

The Danube has reached its lowest flow rate for July since measurements began in 1876. At a press conference, this was stated by Peter Smrtník, a hydrological forecaster from the Slovak Hydrometeorological... ...

Premier Rejects Criticism of Mass Layoffs

Premier Rejects Criticism of Mass Layoffs

There are 140,000 job vacancies in Slovakia, and anyone seeking employment can find work either independently or with the assistance of the relevant labour office, Prime Minister Robert Fico...

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